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What is the constitutional validity of drug testing by public sector employment?

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How do state laws handle discrimination with respect to disabilities?



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Answer to Question 1

The constitutional challenges to public sector drug testing are based on the Fourth Amendment, which forbids unreasonable searches or seizures by the government. Drug testing is considered a search.

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All fifty states have laws that prohibit discrimination against individuals with disabilities. The coverage of such laws varies; some cover both private and public sector employers, while others apply only to the public sector. The provisions of such laws generally parallel those of the ADA but in some instances go beyond the ADA protections.




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